Well as Franco noted above Brian, Argento hasn't made an important film since 1987's OPERA. So the odds DRACULA 3D being any good are remote. When you also add the fact that DRACULA itself has proved problematic in adapting for cinema, and the fact that Argento's talentless daughter Asia is in the cast ones hopes dwindle.

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